In an attempt to get away from shooting nothing more than the girls chasing after frisbees, I decided to use the 35mm f/1.8 lens and see if I could get some natural light shots of the girls faces. Because it was overcast most of the day, the indoor natural light wasn't superb and I open the aperture pretty wide, which meant that if I wanted the eyes in focus, the snooters weren't.
Needless to say, a lot of the photos looked the same, so when it came to post-processing, I played around with presets, because, well, they are there.
However, I kept some more 'natural', that is minimal processing.
And on to the presets....
And because I knew the eyes would all be in focus (or close to in focus) and the snooters wouldn't be, I specifically made sure I got a shot where the snooter was in focus and the eyes weren't. Oh, and for the record, I think this is a fine example of me showing my understanding of aperture and depth of field!
Day 341/365.
BOL! At least you didn't bang your head on concrete!
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